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A tiny balloon that clears blocked blood vessels could banish impotence. The deflated silicone balloon, no bigger than a grain of rice, is placed on the end of a hollow plastic tube and inserted through the skin into the lower abdomen. It is then fed into the pudendal artery, which supplies the genitals with blood. Blockages in this blood vessel, caused by the same fatty deposits that trigger heart disease, are a major factor in erectile dysfunction. Using live X-ray images to navigate, doctors inflate the balloon to unblock the artery by ‘squashing’ back the fatty deposits — this rest...

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Out digital downloads by selling access to massive music catalogs stored in the cloud. >> i think most people in the music business have no idea what the future will be. there's all these technological challenges to profitability, and they don't know how to combat that. >> while researching treatments for high blood pressure and heart disease, the drug company pfizer accidentally develops a life-changing little blue pill. in 1998 viagra is approved by the fda. >> it turns out there was a side effect that a lot of the initial patients had. they developed elections, and the pharmaceutical compan...